All the Pretty Horses/The Missing 2-Pack (2000)

Synopsis: ALL THE PRETTY HORSES: Billy Bob Thornton's second directorial effort follows John Grady Cole (Matt Damon), a young rancher growing up just after WWII. After his mother sells the family ranch, John... ALL THE PRETTY HORSES: Billy Bob Thornton's second directorial effort follows John Grady Cole (Matt Damon), a young rancher growing up just after WWII. After his mother sells the family ranch, John convinces his best friend, Lacey Rawlins (Henry Thomas), to accompany him to Mexico, where ranching is still a big part of life. Along the way they meet Jimmy Blevins (Lucas Black), a winningly enthusiastic boy with a volatile nature. Eventually, John and Lacey end up on a huge ranch south of the border, where John falls for the wealthy rancher's daughter (Penélope Cruz). This leads to deadly trouble for the two young men, but John won't be dissuaded from pursuing his new love. THE MISSING: Director Ron Howard has outdone himself with THE MISSING, a wrenching family drama that unfolds in the midst of a classic 1880s Western. This extraordinarily beautiful film offers astounding panoramic photography and inspired performances that enrich a truly hair-raising journey. Cate Blanchett plays Maggie Gilkeson, a New Mexico cattle rancher who dabbles in the healing arts. Her long-estranged father Samuel Jones (Tommy Lee Jones) is mistaken for an Indian when he inexplicably shows up on her property hoping for reconciliation; he abandoned his family years earlier to adopt a Native American identity. An embittered Maggie sends him away, but capitulates when her eldest daughter Lilly (Evan Rachel Wood) is kidnapped by a band of psychotic Apache killers. When the local sheriff and the U.S. Army balk at chasing the perpetrators, a desperate Maggie turns to her father, praying he is sufficiently savvy in tribal ways to save her daughter. [More]

Starring: Matt Damon, Penélope Cruz, Tommy Lee Jones, Cate Blanchett

Starring: Matt Damon, Penélope Cruz, Tommy Lee Jones, Cate Blanchett, Evan Rachel Wood

Director: Billy Bob Thornton, Ron Howard

Director: Billy Bob Thornton, Ron Howard

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